An edition of A tentative classification of alluvial river channels
(1963)
A tentative classification of alluvial river channels
an examination of similarities and differences among some Great Plains rivers.
by Stanley Alfred Schumm
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This publication is an early attempt at classifying alluvial river systems based on largely qualitative information. He distinguishes between channel types and channel patterns and discusses the factors that determine the relative stability of each channel pattern/type.
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Sedimentation and deposition, RiversPeople
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Bibliography: p. 9-10.
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